The Old English Sheepdog
Old English Sheepdogs are guard dogs but goofy ones, generally sweet and calm and preferring to stay indoors with the rest of the family.
The German Wirehaired Pointer
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German Wirehaired Pointers give new meaning to the phrase “multitasking.” They were developed to do it all: locate and point to game, work well alongside a gun, be fearless when hunting, act as devoted companions, retrieve on land and in the water, and be fearless in the presence of dangerous prey.
The Ragamuffin
As one of the friendliest cat breeds, the Ragamuffin will follow your every step like a dog and actually love to greet guests at the door.
The Manx
The tail-less, althetic Manx is one smart breed of cat and often has no trouble getting into cabinets or drawers if not cat-proofed.
The LaPerm
The LaPerm is a climber at heart, loving to climb to new heights. As an active breed, the LaPerm are healthy cats with no known genetic diseases.
The Samoyed
The Samoyed is not only an active breed of dog, he also thrives in snowy, cold weather conditions and can sometimes bark more than desired.
The Dogue de Bordeaux
A great guard dog, The Dogue de Bordeaux comes in a variety of personalities but is always loyal and a funny, loveable addition to any family.
The Chow Chow
Chow Chows may be fluffy, but they don't love being cuddled. As serious, dedicated dogs that are sometimes aggressive, Chow Chows can be tough to train.
The Cymric
The Cymric is an intelligent, playful breed of cat that is a master of using his paws, sometimes to open cabinets and doors. The Cymric is great with kids.
The Italian Greyhound
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